Chords for Mr Mistoffelees Part 1 | Cats the Musical
Tempo:
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Chords used:
C
Bb
F
Gm
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [D] [Dm] [Am]
[Bm] [C] [D] [Bb]
[D] You [G]
ought [N] to ask magical Mr.
Mistoffelees, the original conjuring cat.
There can be no doubt about that.
Please, listen to me and don't scoff.
All his inventions are off his own bat.
There's no such cat in the Metropolis.
He holds all the patent monopolies for performing surprising illusions [A] and creating eccentric confusions.
[C] The greatest magicians have something to learn from Mr.
Mistoffelees conjuring turn.
And [F] we all say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F] He's quiet, he's small, he [Ab] is [Ebm] black.
[Bb] From his ears to the tip of his tail, [Fm] he can creep through the [Ab] tiniest crack.
He [Bb] can walk on the narrowest [Ab] rail.
He [Bbm] can pick any card from [Ab] the pack.
[Db] He's equally cunning [F] with dice.
[Bb] He's always deceiving you into [Fm] believing [Eb] that he's only hunting [C] for mice.
[Gm] You can plan a [Em] trip with [Eb] a cork [Gb] or a spoon [B] and a bedside [E] fish paste.
[C] If you look [Am] for a knife [Gm] or a fork and you think that [C] it's merely [B] misplaced, [C] you've seen it one moment.
But then it is gone.
But you'll find it next week laying out on the lawn.
[Dm] And we all [F] say, oh, [E] well, I never [Gm] was ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F] Oh, [Em] well, I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F]
Oh, [C] well, I never [Gm] was [C] ever a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
His [F] manner is [Ab] vague and aloof.
And you would [Bb] think there was nobody [F] shyer.
But his [Fm] voice can be heard on the [Ab] roof.
[Bb] While he was curled up [Ab] by the fire.
[Bb] And he's sometimes been [Ab] hurt by the fire [Db] while he was [F] about on the roof.
[Bb] At least we all heard that [F] somebody [Eb] purred, which is [Cm] incontestable [Bb] proof.
And of his single [C] magical [Gm] powers, I've known the [Am] family to [C] call him in from [Am] the gutter for [Gm] hours.
While [C] he was asleep in [Bb] the [C] hall.
And not long ago, this phenomenal cat produced seven kittens right out of a [Gm] hat.
[C] And we all [F] say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
[Bb]
Mistoffelees.
[Gm] [Bb] [Cm] [Bb]
[Bm] [C] [D] [Bb]
[D] You [G]
ought [N] to ask magical Mr.
Mistoffelees, the original conjuring cat.
There can be no doubt about that.
Please, listen to me and don't scoff.
All his inventions are off his own bat.
There's no such cat in the Metropolis.
He holds all the patent monopolies for performing surprising illusions [A] and creating eccentric confusions.
[C] The greatest magicians have something to learn from Mr.
Mistoffelees conjuring turn.
And [F] we all say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F] He's quiet, he's small, he [Ab] is [Ebm] black.
[Bb] From his ears to the tip of his tail, [Fm] he can creep through the [Ab] tiniest crack.
He [Bb] can walk on the narrowest [Ab] rail.
He [Bbm] can pick any card from [Ab] the pack.
[Db] He's equally cunning [F] with dice.
[Bb] He's always deceiving you into [Fm] believing [Eb] that he's only hunting [C] for mice.
[Gm] You can plan a [Em] trip with [Eb] a cork [Gb] or a spoon [B] and a bedside [E] fish paste.
[C] If you look [Am] for a knife [Gm] or a fork and you think that [C] it's merely [B] misplaced, [C] you've seen it one moment.
But then it is gone.
But you'll find it next week laying out on the lawn.
[Dm] And we all [F] say, oh, [E] well, I never [Gm] was ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F] Oh, [Em] well, I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
[F]
Oh, [C] well, I never [Gm] was [C] ever a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] Mistoffelees.
His [F] manner is [Ab] vague and aloof.
And you would [Bb] think there was nobody [F] shyer.
But his [Fm] voice can be heard on the [Ab] roof.
[Bb] While he was curled up [Ab] by the fire.
[Bb] And he's sometimes been [Ab] hurt by the fire [Db] while he was [F] about on the roof.
[Bb] At least we all heard that [F] somebody [Eb] purred, which is [Cm] incontestable [Bb] proof.
And of his single [C] magical [Gm] powers, I've known the [Am] family to [C] call him in from [Am] the gutter for [Gm] hours.
While [C] he was asleep in [Bb] the [C] hall.
And not long ago, this phenomenal cat produced seven kittens right out of a [Gm] hat.
[C] And we all [F] say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
[Bb]
Mistoffelees.
[Gm] [Bb] [Cm] [Bb]
Key:
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Bb
F
Gm
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C
Bb
F
[G] _ [D] _ _ [Dm] _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ [D] You _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ ought [N] to ask magical Mr.
Mistoffelees, the original conjuring cat.
There can be no doubt about that.
Please, listen to me and don't scoff.
All his inventions are off his own bat.
There's no such cat in the Metropolis.
He holds all the patent monopolies for performing surprising illusions [A] and creating eccentric _ confusions.
[C] The greatest magicians have something to learn from Mr.
Mistoffelees conjuring turn.
_ And [F] we all say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
_ [Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
[F] He's quiet, he's small, he [Ab] is [Ebm] black.
[Bb] From his ears to the tip of his tail, [Fm] he can creep through the [Ab] tiniest crack.
He [Bb] can walk on the narrowest [Ab] rail.
He [Bbm] can pick any card from [Ab] the pack.
[Db] He's equally cunning [F] with dice.
[Bb] He's always deceiving you into [Fm] believing [Eb] that he's only hunting [C] for mice.
[Gm] You can plan a [Em] trip with [Eb] a cork [Gb] or a spoon [B] and a bedside [E] fish paste.
[C] If you look [Am] for a knife [Gm] or a fork and you think that [C] it's merely [B] misplaced, [C] you've seen it one moment.
But then it is gone.
But you'll find it next week laying out on the lawn.
[Dm] And we all [F] say, oh, [E] well, I never [Gm] was ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
[F] Oh, [Em] well, I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ _ Mistoffelees.
[F]
Oh, [C] well, I never [Gm] was [C] ever a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
His [F] manner is [Ab] vague and aloof.
And you would [Bb] think there was nobody [F] shyer.
But his [Fm] voice can be heard on the [Ab] roof.
[Bb] While he was curled up [Ab] by the fire.
[Bb] And he's sometimes been [Ab] hurt by the fire [Db] while he was [F] about on the roof.
[Bb] At least we all heard that [F] somebody [Eb] purred, which is [Cm] incontestable [Bb] proof.
And of his single [C] magical [Gm] powers, I've known the [Am] family to [C] call him in from [Am] the gutter for [Gm] hours.
While [C] he was asleep in [Bb] the [C] hall.
And not long ago, this phenomenal cat produced seven kittens right out of a [Gm] hat.
_ [C] _ And we all [F] say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
_ [Bb] _
Mistoffelees.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ [C] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ [D] You _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ ought [N] to ask magical Mr.
Mistoffelees, the original conjuring cat.
There can be no doubt about that.
Please, listen to me and don't scoff.
All his inventions are off his own bat.
There's no such cat in the Metropolis.
He holds all the patent monopolies for performing surprising illusions [A] and creating eccentric _ confusions.
[C] The greatest magicians have something to learn from Mr.
Mistoffelees conjuring turn.
_ And [F] we all say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
_ [Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
[F] He's quiet, he's small, he [Ab] is [Ebm] black.
[Bb] From his ears to the tip of his tail, [Fm] he can creep through the [Ab] tiniest crack.
He [Bb] can walk on the narrowest [Ab] rail.
He [Bbm] can pick any card from [Ab] the pack.
[Db] He's equally cunning [F] with dice.
[Bb] He's always deceiving you into [Fm] believing [Eb] that he's only hunting [C] for mice.
[Gm] You can plan a [Em] trip with [Eb] a cork [Gb] or a spoon [B] and a bedside [E] fish paste.
[C] If you look [Am] for a knife [Gm] or a fork and you think that [C] it's merely [B] misplaced, [C] you've seen it one moment.
But then it is gone.
But you'll find it next week laying out on the lawn.
[Dm] And we all [F] say, oh, [E] well, I never [Gm] was ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
[F] Oh, [Em] well, I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ _ Mistoffelees.
[F]
Oh, [C] well, I never [Gm] was [C] ever a cat so [F] clever as the magical Mr.
[Bb] _ Mistoffelees.
His [F] manner is [Ab] vague and aloof.
And you would [Bb] think there was nobody [F] shyer.
But his [Fm] voice can be heard on the [Ab] roof.
[Bb] While he was curled up [Ab] by the fire.
[Bb] And he's sometimes been [Ab] hurt by the fire [Db] while he was [F] about on the roof.
[Bb] At least we all heard that [F] somebody [Eb] purred, which is [Cm] incontestable [Bb] proof.
And of his single [C] magical [Gm] powers, I've known the [Am] family to [C] call him in from [Am] the gutter for [Gm] hours.
While [C] he was asleep in [Bb] the [C] hall.
And not long ago, this phenomenal cat produced seven kittens right out of a [Gm] hat.
_ [C] _ And we all [F] say, oh, well, [C] I never was [Gm] ever [C] a cat so clever [F] as the magical Mr.
_ [Bb] _
Mistoffelees.
_ _ _ [Gm] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _